Mells, United Kingdom
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Internship Explorer
Our engineering experts are the powerhouses that keep our machines running smoothly, and we are now looking for our 2026 Engineering Apprentices to join our team and help shape the future of Marshalls. We don’t just recruit talent; we build it! We have spent the last three years building a proven, structured apprenticeship programme, welcoming 34 ambitious engineers into our team so far. This year, we are expanding even further, hiring 17 new apprentices across the UK. This is a rare and exciting opportunity to join a successful, supportive community and start a career with a company that truly invests in you. Find out more about Engineering Apprenticeships here. So, what’s the role? You won't just be watching from the sidelines; you’ll be getting stuck into the mechanics and the "brains" behind our production lines. You will learn how to master heavy industrial machinery, ensuring it runs at peak performance while diagnosing and fixing complex issues as they happen. It is not all about heavy lifting, though. You will get to grips with the high-tech electrical and software systems that control our sites. Working alongside our experts, you will find clever ways to improve how we work and help us implement the next generation of technical solutions. By the time you finish, you will have the skills to solve almost any engineering challenge we throw at you. This is a real career path with a clear and supported structure. You will follow a four-year programme delivered in partnership with Bath College, combined with hands-on mentoring from our site-based teams. Year 1: Build your technical skills by attending college 3 days per week at Bath College, and 2 days per week at our manufacturing site at Mells Year 2: Develop your practical skills by attending our manufacturing site at Mells for 3 days per week, and 2 days per week at Bath College. Years 3 to 4: Hands on Experience at our Mells manufacturing site to put your skills into action, you will have a 1-day release per week to attend college and complete your coursework. The Result: Qualify as a Maintenance Engineer with a permanent job
